you heard cooley talk about how he thinks rg iii is almost at 100%. you are going to hear from pierre. he gives his thoughts on where he thinks he is now. it's not good. >> we know it's not. see you then. >>> at 5:00, a wild night out in d.c. >> new troubles for ravens players. >> a night of partying at a popular d.c. club may have ended with a couple nfl players getting hurt. we are following new details tonight about a birthday party that has gone viral. >>> navy employees in washington trained for an active shooter on base. that training, hit by budget cuts. >>> a follow up to a story reported fif on 4, two war heroes honored and buried side by side. >>> a fast forward through the headlines. kenyan security forces are said to be in the final stages of flushing out the militants at the besieged shopping mall in nairobi. some are believed to be hiding in the building. it's unlikely any hostages remain in the mall. at least 62 people have been killed since the siege began saturday. >>> no arrest in the stabbing of an 18-year-old high school football p

chris cooley believes rg iii is almost at 100%.cooley report, he believes two plays would have changed the momentum of that game. robert griffin iii says two judgment calls were game changers for the team. one being the slide which he fumbled. >> the dive. >> reporter: the dive, exactly. did he know the rule? >> he did know the rule. i did not know the rule. it's a rule that changed, i hate it. it's a dumb rule. to quote robert, it's a stupid rule. we are talking robert taking less hits an getting down. he clearly declares himself down diving. i'm down as a quarterback, please don't hit me. >> robinson laying out to make the grab. it's not a touchdown. >> yeah, i think that was one of the biggest highs of the game, not only because it's a point where they take the lead. it's the first time you have seen the play action connection that you saw last year. if i'm the receiver in that situation, i feel like i catch the ball. he comes down with it and up with it. it bobbles around a bit, but his hand stays on the ball. >> reporter: we c

coming up later, dianna russini sits down with chris cooley for the first cooley report after a redskins win. vance? >> thanks, jason. >>> next on news 4 at 6:00, details on a fire that shut down the bay bridge. we are learning about what started it. >>> a father of four murdered in the district. we report what his mother is saving about her son's life saving work. >> reporter: if the government shuts down, so does the potomac river for boaters. i'll have the story, next. i'll have the story, next. >>> doug, a nice i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. way the next couple days. the forecast is coming

and cooley says the curve which is supposed to envelope the viewer doesn't live up to its billing. >> our initial tests have found you don't notice much of a difference. >> reporter: still, many predict oled is here to stay. >> the next tv you buy will very likely be an oled. >> i would look to something like that for the future. >> reporter: right now, the future looks bright for oled. julie watts, kpix 5. >> critics say the curve is a gaming that doesn't have much impact -- a gimmick that doesn't center much impact unless you're watching a giants screen. >> but it's still a game changer and expect cheaper, lighter and more energy- efficient models in the near future. the new tvs are on sale now. they run, a julie said, about $9,000. >> what do you think? >> you have that in your back pocket? >> neither do i. >>> a bay area superstar is going to rehab. what 49ers linebacker aldon smith is saying about his arrest on friday. >> repairs to a gas leak are under way. i'll tell you what commuters on the train and on the road need to know if you are getting through the area. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

cnet editor-at-large brian cooley joins us now. what do you think? this morning's announcement you think it's going to deliver? >> that's the thing. people are saying what has apple done lately that's really stunning? so here comes the next chance. 10:00 this morning as jason was just saying down at the apple headquarters they are going to roll out what everybody expects is a new iphone. so expect a new s as the new flagship phone. the s tells us it's not going to be a dramatic overhaul. don't expect a bigger screen, different look and feel. it should be the same phone made better. the outside rumor is maybe a fingerprint sensor. now we're looking at the 5c, the rumored 5c. an inexpensive iphone as you can see made in many colors as we saw a bunch of backs there, those would be interchangeable or choosable backs that you can decide i want a pink phone, lime green, bright blue phone. sounds silly. look how many ipods they sold because they made them in different colors. they were all the same but colors. >> we love options. >> the key is it would be a

. >> while dempsey searches for a solution for madden military officers rick johnson, dwayne cooley andrcer, have their hands full interviewing other offenders who want a shot at being in the future soldier program. >> cite the pledge. >> i pledge of allegiance -- >> 150 of pendleton's 300 inmates applied. currently, there's only room for three more. >> it's a tight unit. we have to be very careful who we let into the unit. today is the selection interview process. we're going to do our best to screen out any people that might be detrimental to good order and discipline in the unit because we have to protect that. >> why are you requesting to join e-15? >> i would like to get away from negative peers. a lot of negative peers on the unit i'm on now. so i know if i come here i have an opportunity to go home. >> we get up at 4:50 in the morning, will that be a problem. >> no, sir. >> it's a very structured environment. go to bed at the same time. there's no horseplay, absolutely no horseplay. is that going to be a problem? >> no, sir. >> 2100 is lights out, taps. there is no talking. if yo

want to see chris cooley on ice?> i do not think he is going to be doing that. -- aremuch are we you you willing to pay for a good drink? a man in texas paid 50,000 dollars for cognac. he says he has been collecting for years and plans to drink one of the bottles and save the other for his grandchildren. i would guess his children are checking the will right now. >> they are too young to drink. >> all right. a nice night to go for a walk. go to dinner. have a drink on a rooftop terrace. i don't know. 75 degrees the high tomorrow. monday the same. a little bit warmer tuesday and wednesday, the same on thursday and friday. we need the rain, even though we are pretty much where we should be this time of year. we are about an inch low where we should be. >> you spoiled the party. >> i know. >> will this affect winter? >> i know. >there's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we ha

cnet's brian cooley says some of the hype is justified. >> it's a big breakthrough in picture qualityorter: that's because the tv's individual pixels are the best yet at reproducing black on a screen. >> all the other colors look richer and sharper and have higher contrast and that is one of the holy grails of tv design. every pixel is producing its own light and its own color. >> reporter: and with samsung's version of the tv there's no more fighting over the remote. special glasses allow two people to watch two different shows at the same time. so what's not to love? the price starting at around $9,000. cooley says the curve which is supposed to envelope the viewer doesn't live up to its billing. >> our initial tests have found you don't notice much of a difference. >> reporter: still, many predict oled is here to stay. >> the next tv you buy will very likely be an oled. >> i would look at something like that for the future. >> reporter: and right now the future looks bright for oled. now, critics say the curve is basically a gimmick that doesn't have much impact unless you're watch

jim cooley joins us now live from boulder career, and jim, what is the rain doing to hamper rescue effortshere? >> well, take a look at this rain coming down here. it's been coming down heavily, we had a little break earlier. the rescue earths of course, have been totally ambered by all this. they had a heat of helicopters going up into the hills. those towns are inaccessible, now because the ceiling and the rain they have dropped the ceiling so dropped so the helicopters can't get off the ground. this is the boulder creek right he behind me, and normally it is a similar creek, take a look at that, that is a raging river over the past 86 hours we have heard incredible stories. here is lar more county sheriff justin smith. >> those flight ofsky tell you, if it can be done, they will do it. as mentioned that sean nook came in, these heros bring air ships in to places you can't imagine. stories of them -- they can put a wheel down and put part of a skid down somewhere, they are getting people under nose. >> they are talks about the efforts that have been on going for the past three days. some

i think you're part of that revolution max and that's why i have such admiration for your work in cooley it's a travesty of a mockery of a sham i mean the mainstream media's coverage of all the critical issues of our day workers who are over sixty five of course are already on medicare does that mean that these people could then be reentering the workforce it certainly seems like they're either reentering the workforce or holding on to their jobs because of course they are they're underwater on their own debt and so they many more people over sixty five apparently need to keep working and this is part of the. consequences of our or sick care system which is what i call secure other people call health care but the obama care quote solution is really just in my mind support of were patients cartels and so that's why health care costs twice as much per person in america as it does in australia france britain canada every other developed democracy is that all this this immensely complicated system of obamacare is really just supporting a bunch of. repay should score tells me it's not really

think you're a part of that revolution max and that's why i have such admiration for your work in cooley it's a travesty of a mockery of a sham i mean the mainstream media's coverage of all the critical issues of our day workers who are over sixty five of course are already on medicare does that mean that these people can then be reentering the workforce it certainly seems like they're either reentering the workforce or holding on to their jobs because of course they are they're underwater on their own debt and so they many more people over sixty five apparently need to keep working and this is part of the. consequences of our or sick care system which is what i call sick care other people call health care but the obama care quote solution is really just in my mind support of were patients cartels and so that's why health care costs twice as much per person in america as it does in australia france britain canada every other developed democracy is that all this this immensely complicated system of obamacare is really just supporting a bunch of. repay should score tells me it's not really

frank cooley is in the house when we come back. new beautiful bridge is goio north korea... video of h earlier, catching a connectg ina. the two >>> former basketball star dennis rod man has arrived in north korea to visit with kim zhong un. they formed an unusual friendship back in february. this is an attempt to winfrey dom for kenneth who was sentence today 15 years. >>> christian gray and an it's ya steel are coming to life. dakota johnson will be an station ya. she's the daughter op don johnson and melanie griffith. >>> some people are rem nicing about the old bay bridge. some say this t-shirt depict the old bridge is flying off the shelves. you can buy it online for $28 a piece michelle is standing by at the toll plaza where there is yelling and horn honks. >> a lot of people are excite today cross the bridge this morning and they should be. this is their first time across the new eastern span across the bay bridge. it's an exciting day. let's take a look. this is the same scene as last night. it was like rush how were late last night. so many drivers were eager to be

coming up at 5:00, chris cooley joins diana to break down the plays from yesterday's game. we needed that. >>> our team coverage of the pending shutdown. how it could impact services you use from the road to the air. >>> amanda knox gets her day in court, again. this time, he's a no show. we'll hear from her ex-boyfriend coming up. >>> new laws you need to know about if you get behind the wheel in maryland. >> it's been a nice, fine september day today. the temperatures are about 74 to 75 degrees. as we head through october, late september or late summer warmth will be with us. will be with us. the tem i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. for 30 years i've worked as an obgyn, my job is to protect the health of women. so i'm particularly offended by ken cuccinelli. cuccinelli wants to make all abortion illegal ... ... even in cases of rape and incest. ... even to protect a woman's health. i want a governor who's focused on schools and creating jobs, not someone who wants to do my job. who's ken cuccinelli to interfere in the lives of women ac

dianna russini joined cooley on the field as the team members came in off the field. >> chris, you havedescribe to me the difference in this locker room compared to when you have been sitting here. >> they are so excited. it may not have been a pretty win, but it was a win and a much, much needed win. i'm going to address the fact i'm wearing this silly thing on my head. i switched from a redskins hat to a rally cap. now i have to wear it the next couple weeks. >> reporter: not a good look. >> this is unbelievable. they can turn it around. they get a lot of confidence from this win. i don't care if it's matt flynn or who you have to have a good game to say hey, we are good. this is what it will take for them to get better and better throughout the season. >> reporter: they came in today with eight sacks and today they totalled six. what differences did you see in their play versus the last three weeks? >> they were able to put pressure throughout the defensive line. you see ryan bowling them back. very good in those past situations. itis better than the run downs. they have third long p

medina cooley puts on a shirt. door shows him putting on a jacket and baseball cap, walking out, shutting the door behind him. >> unbelievable. john zarrella joining me live from miami. first of all, john, it is incredible there is actually surveillance video inside the home. clearly a security camera meant for their security. but what does this video now mean for the police as they mount a case against derek medina? >> reporter: well, obviously the video becomes part of evidence, ashleigh. and not just the video but the diary that alfonzo had been keeping. we obtained a copy of it from the court clerk. her diary read, the mind of an insane woman. you know, she talks extensively in here about the relationship she had with medina. one quick paragraph i'll read. i know he loves me, and i know i love him. just wish we had better ways of showing it. when we love each other, it's great. but when we hate each other, we hate, capital h-a-t-e, each other. medina has already pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder. but i

they are now looking into whether the drug is linked to three deaths there, jill cooley reports. >> thethetic pot is known by named like crazy monkey, sexy monocan i, and spice. usually made with dry herbed coated with chemicals. it is illegal to use but some get around the law by selling it as incense. it comes in enticing packages that look innocent enough, but the blends can be dangerous. >> two hits yet, two little puffs that was it a few minutes later i was out. >> 23-year-old was rushed to a hospital after smoking a small amount. >> i had a seizure, i was puking. i ended up many the hospital for 12 hours plaqued out, completely the spire time. i don't remember nothing. at all. >> initial reports say at least 75 people have been treated in emergency rooms in the denver area for the effects of synthetic marijuana, five in 1-24 hour period alone. >> doctors like christopher hoyt say they have never seen numbers like this before, and the patients come in h so sedate, they have a difficult time breathing on their own. >> patients are coming in very delirious, they are coming in sigh t

. >> reporter: cnet's brian cooley says in many respects this could be a game changer. >> think of anything you use today that has a hard drive, even your car, this technology could take that hard drive out. therefore reducing the size it consumes, the power it consumes, the heat it generates and noise it makes. >> reporter: but as far as storage, he says we are almost to the point of not needing it. >> i think the trend will continue that we put more and more storage off the device in the cloud whether it's your laptop, desktop, phone, tablet, whatever it may be. >> reporter: but crossbar believes more is always better when it comes to storage and who want want to be able to store 35,000 photos on a smartphone, which is what the new chip will be able to do when it hits the market in about a year. you have that many photos, right? the professor who developed the chip says it started with an accidental discovery when he applied extra voltage to a tiny wire that contains silicon. >> wow. not having to charge your phone every day? >> wouldn't that be great? >> fabulous! >> range anxiety! charg

she said as cooley coolly as she could that she thanked him for his courtesy but she said we must read a different bible in the united kingdom. she said in our bible it says that first god created adam and then having learned from his mistakes he created each. [laughter] on another occasion with evidence of her attitude on her first visit to washington to visit the white house she came to a dinner jointly sponsored by aei and heritage and she began by saying how she was always happy to visit the greatest and longest lived republic. she said that such a refreshing contrast. a friend of mine recently went up to the library in oxfordshire and requested a copy of the latest french constitution and the library and looked up over her glasses and said my dear, we don't carry periodicals. [laughter] margaret took great pleasure in that. we were lucky karen and i in spending about a week with her in the home of a friend and having breakfast and lunch with her. just telling stories. we just hit it off from the very first. at that very dinner and forgive me for being very boastful but so many gre

cooley-judge cooler and breezy. clouds will be increasing. tomorrow watching for like rain.till be breezy. sunday a chilly start to the morning. sunny and mild to finish off your weekend. here's a look at your numbers. temperatures in the north bay still chili. downtown san francisco 55. san jose 57 degrees. here's your futurecast 4. at noon today. plenty of sunshine a wet weather still staying up well north. 5:00 for the evening commute it should be drive. you see the graeme coming down. that's like rain. that will basically happen overnight and by early tomorrow morning by 7:00 the more moderate rain at stain north. i think around here we will see some light rain through 10:00. in the south bay have a 40 percent chance of someone as well is bay shoreline will be breezy at times. a little concerned about the america's cup race. will have to keep our eye on that. you see livermore. you will struggle to get to 80 degrees during a also a antioch and the north a nice day for you. temperatures in the 70's and low 80s. berkeley and 69 oakland and 74. downtown san francisco opera

weekly buzz, for more information on any of these events, visit >> i want first to introduce margaret cooley who writes nonfiction and poetry. also with us from boston but having stepped off the plain from dublina daniel to be lynn a writer at emer son college. i want to start by reflecting back that those of you folks endeavored to reveal hidden histories of your family lives. we have spoken in advanced of today's conversation. it's clear to me you pursued the stories of your families histories for decades through genealogical work and writing and reflection. i'm wondering if can describe how you dot work you do and where the seeds of your curiousity, how they were planted and want compelled you to do this work. >> i would say that i was have much inspired since i lived in san francisco, california. we are a country of immigrants. in san francisco in particular, we have so many first generation americans. my husband is just became an american citizen a couple of months ago. i have friendlieds who are first generation from vietnam. palestine, israel. mexico, as i watch them struggling with t